Tom Brady quashes NFL retirement rumours in philosophical Instagram post

New England Patriots star Tom Brady is on verge of entering NFL Free ncy for first time in his 20-year career. With Patriots' reluctance to offer him a new contract, 42-year-old is free to contemplate his next move ahead of new season. Brady has w come forward to rule out his retirement by posting a mess on Instagram stating 'I still have more to prove'.

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Tom Brady talks about recent failure of Patriots

New England Patriots crashed out of NFL playoffs after losing ir wild-card round game against  Tennessee Titans. Brady started game, completing 209 passing yards and registering one interception. With many experts predicting a retirement for Tom Brady, quarterback took to social media to clarify his intentions for next season. 

'You dont always win. You can, however, learn from that failure, pick yourself up with great enthusiasm, and place yourself in arena again.
And that’s right where you will find me. Because I kw I still have more to prove' - Tom Brady

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Taking moment to thank his fans, Tom Brady expressed his gratitude for unconditional support he received since his wild card round loss to Titans. A 6-time Super Bowl champion with Patriots, Tom Brady admired everyone who worked with side at Gillette Stadium. With post, Brady has all but confirmed that he will be back in field for 2020 NFL season.

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However, Tom Brady still remains tight-lipped about his future. It is still unkwn wher he would re-sign with Patriots or join a new NFL franchise. Multiple reports in US suggest Los Angeles Rams, Los Angeles Chargers, Oakland Raiders, Indianapolis Colts are eyeing a move for 42-year-old.

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